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examples:interfacecurrency [2026/10/11 16:24] – created adminexamples:interfacecurrency [2026/10/11 16:31] (current) – admin
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 The existing global inter-system policies and laws have been patched together over the years to satisfy various special interests, resulting in the current complex and unstable system. It inadvertently enables a wide spectrum of illegitimate activities. This includes private manipulation of money systems, arms trade, drug trade, and many others. A fully functional, rational, and pragmatic inter-system currency architecture should eliminate or reduce many of these current weaknesses. The existing global inter-system policies and laws have been patched together over the years to satisfy various special interests, resulting in the current complex and unstable system. It inadvertently enables a wide spectrum of illegitimate activities. This includes private manipulation of money systems, arms trade, drug trade, and many others. A fully functional, rational, and pragmatic inter-system currency architecture should eliminate or reduce many of these current weaknesses.
  
-**Organizational Structure**+**ICN Organizational Structure**
  
 The inter-system currency network consists of the participating members, as well as 3 to 10 regional ICN Secretariats that provide administrative support services for all of the members. These Secretariats will be evenly distributed throughout the globe, for security purposes. Each Secretariat is independent, but each one is capable of supporting the entire network on it’s own, if necessary. All Secretariats are organized as Universal Commons Organizations (see UCO attachment). The following is a list of the services provided by each regional Secretariat. The inter-system currency network consists of the participating members, as well as 3 to 10 regional ICN Secretariats that provide administrative support services for all of the members. These Secretariats will be evenly distributed throughout the globe, for security purposes. Each Secretariat is independent, but each one is capable of supporting the entire network on it’s own, if necessary. All Secretariats are organized as Universal Commons Organizations (see UCO attachment). The following is a list of the services provided by each regional Secretariat.
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 To achieve the greatest benefit from network participation, each member should set a goal to eventually eliminate any financial process that results in the foreign possession of their domestic currency. This will enable any member to reclaim their monetary independence, since their domestic currency is never subjected to foreign manipulation (FX markets, sanctions, etc.). To achieve the greatest benefit from network participation, each member should set a goal to eventually eliminate any financial process that results in the foreign possession of their domestic currency. This will enable any member to reclaim their monetary independence, since their domestic currency is never subjected to foreign manipulation (FX markets, sanctions, etc.).
  
-**Accounting Architecture**+**ICN Accounting Architecture**
  
 The ICN proposed here may require minimal changes to the National Accounting practices of States. Currently, nearly all Countries have two general categories for transactions, one for “money” and one for “titles” (assets). To implement a ICN requires that these be expanded to include several ICN specific accounts in order to participate in the network. The ICN proposed here may require minimal changes to the National Accounting practices of States. Currently, nearly all Countries have two general categories for transactions, one for “money” and one for “titles” (assets). To implement a ICN requires that these be expanded to include several ICN specific accounts in order to participate in the network.
  
-**ICN Accounts**+**ICN Accounts**\\ 
 Account Name\\  Account Name\\ 
 Account Type\\  Account Type\\ 
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 ICN Funding transaction ICN Funding transaction
  
-1A. Debit – Sequestered Cash +1A. Debit – Sequestered Cash\\  
- Credit – Cash (domestic Cash)+Credit – Cash (domestic Cash)
  
-1B. Debit – Cash Reserves (domestic Capital) +1B. Debit – Cash Reserves (domestic Capital)\\  
- Credit – Conversion Cash Reserves+Credit – Conversion Cash Reserves
  
 ICN De-funding transaction ICN De-funding transaction
  
-1A. Debit – Cash (domestic Cash) +1A. Debit – Cash (domestic Cash)\\  
- Credit – Sequestered Cash+Credit – Sequestered Cash
  
-1B. Debit – Conversion Cash Reserves +1B. Debit – Conversion Cash Reserves\\  
- Credit – Cash Reserves (domestic Cash)+Credit – Cash Reserves (domestic Cash)
  
 Talon Issuance transaction Talon Issuance transaction
  
-1A. Debit – Conversion Cash Reserves +1A. Debit – Conversion Cash Reserves\\  
- Credit – Talon Reserves (Debit * Conversion Rate)+Credit – Talon Reserves (Debit * Conversion Rate)
  
-1B. Debit – Talons +1B. Debit – Talons\\  
- Credit – Conversion Cash Payable (Debit / Conversion Rate)+Credit – Conversion Cash Payable (Debit / Conversion Rate)
  
 Talon Liquidation transaction Talon Liquidation transaction
  
-1A. Debit – Talon Reserves +1A. Debit – Talon Reserves\\  
- Credit – Conversion Cash Reserves (Debit / Conversion Rate)+Credit – Conversion Cash Reserves (Debit / Conversion Rate)
  
-1B. Debit – Conversion Cash Payable +1B. Debit – Conversion Cash Payable\\  
- Credit – Talons (Debit * Conversion Rate)+Credit – Talons (Debit * Conversion Rate)
  
 Talon Payments transaction Talon Payments transaction
  
-1. Debit – Talons Reserves +1. Debit – Talons Reserves\\  
- Credit – Talons+Credit – Talons
  
 Talon Receipts transaction Talon Receipts transaction
  
-1. Debit - Talons +1. Debit - Talons\\  
- Credit – Talons Reserves+Credit – Talons Reserves
  
  
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